The evening world., 1887-10-26

Jssdsss-F. HoIinEshead. F. M. Dransy and +. NJ.
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ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
Ivy CRY RACE TRACK, WASHINGTON, Oct.
26.-This is the second day of the National
Jockey Club races. 1t is is q cola, gray,
Novemberish kind of day, with heavy wraps
and overcoats decidedly a comfort. The
wind is from the east, which brings at fire.
quent intervals spiteful little shower of
rain that blow directly into the stand. There
is a large attendance, however, including
many ladies, and the track, although damp is
fairly fast.
Til feature of the racing to-day was the
duel, as it were, between Mclaughlin and
Garrison. They riding against each other
in the third and fourth races, Jim
my" on Kingston and Hanover,
and the "~Snapper" on Stuyvesant
and Eolian. The fight was a drawn one.
Mclaughlin winning with Kingston, while
Eolian beat Hanover. Mclaughlin, how
ever, had some consolation, as he had pre-
viously ridden the winners of the first and
second races, Fordham and Richmond, and
rode the last on the Knight of Ellerslie.
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500, for two-year-olds; entrance, $15 each,
to the second; selling allowances; horses entered to
be sold for 81, 500 to carry full weight; nine en-
tries; three-quarters OF a mile.
Dryer Bros. br. c. Fordham, by Falsetto, dam
Semper Vive, 1l2.............G. McLaughlin) ]
Vance, 1oS, car. 1o7...............lv incent( 9
GOLDEN acSeen' Reel. .tArms"tGsHipIe e} Q
Regulus, 100, car. los. .tRafertS 0
Janet Murray, c., a5......."...; SGarrison( Q
RHINE lime l.. i 81; cal Betiins.il to 10 i against Ford
ham, I to s Reta r., 8 to 1 Vance, 20 to l each
rs to 1 Golden Reel, 30 to 1 Alveda. For a places
to 2 on Fordham, Ito 1 on Rita r., s TO 8 against
Vance, 8 to ! Regulus, Q TO Golden Reel: s to l
/ Alveda. Action Professionalism, SlS; Rita r.,
ss5; Vance, SIC; the field, IS.
The Rdce.-Vance had the best of the start,
with Allveda second, and at the half he led by
a length and a half from ;Fordbam, who was
a head in front of Regulus. On the lower
turn Vance began to drop back,
and at, the three-quarters he was
Tapped by Golden Reel, with Fordham
with Fordham until we'll into the straight,
when he came away, winning by two lengths,
Rita r. second, a length and a half in front of
Vance, followed by Regulus and Golden
Reel. Mutuels paid 1910.
SECOND RACE,
Handicap Sweepstakes, for all ages, at sos each,
S. If declared, with 5000 added. of which $3.50 to
the second; 7 entries; mile and a furlong.
Roth 4 Co. Is b. h. Richmond, 8, by Virgil, dam
A A,srn 81 'M'L 1paGmar} J
Banner Bearer, 100, car. 1OP. ........... (Martinj 8
Frank Ward SShnrSn} o
Nellie B. &c. car. .Sksae( o
NS Tyme Arih 81. ~B;ettine.Even money RiEeahnmoond, s
Arch, Is to / each wilfred and Banner Bearer, 40
to / Nellie B, For a Place-Lelex and Richmond
barred, even money Frank Ward, 8 to 1 Royal
Arch, 10 to ! each Wilfed, Banner Bearer and Mel
lie b. Auction ~PoOls-Lelex, $25; Richmond, $40;
Frank Ward, sl1; the field, 80.
The Rdce.-To a good start Frank Ward ran
out and passed the stand two lengths in front
of Nellie b., who was followed by Wilfred
and Banner Bearer On the turn Nellie b.
ran up and collared Frank Ward. Wilfred
soon after Joined them, and in the run down
the back he took the lead, passing the
half post a length in front of Nellie
B., she a neck in front of Frank Ward and
Richmond. Wilfred increased his lead to
two lengths in the run round the turn, which
advantage he held at the three-quarters.
Richmond then made his run and coming
on won by two lengths, Wilfred second, the
same distance in front of Banner Bearer (;
Frank Ward fourth, Lelex last, buck jump
$iii.io. ~N
Anacosta stakes, for three-year-olds, at sq5 each,
play or pay, with $500 added, Of which $500 to the
btCOuu, luutl VI N b"VNpblhhNb VI tuC NaluC
of 81, 600 to carry 10 Id. extra; horses not having
won In 1857 q race Of the value Of 81, 500 allowed
S SuiSSs Nile and a furio;nE. 20
Dwyer Bros. 9 br. 9; Kingston, by spendthrift, -,
g dam e a1 KSnsng {. & ilSssit uyyessnt. Sy M sIen%arTR1 1
dam Dublin Belle, lis. ............. (Garrison) 3
Time. 5GK. BettingI to / on kingston, 5 to
500; stuyvesant, $92,
The Rdoe.-The two got away ON even terms,
when Stuyvesant went to the front, leading
past the stand by q length. Garrison at once
began to force the pace and at the quarter
was two lengths in front of Kingston. Then
the f~avorite was at stuyvesant's quar-
ter. He improved his position inch
by inch, and at the turn into the stretch they
were even. Garrison then began riding, but
Jimmy kept still gaining, and, with the great
Kingston winning amid great enthusiasm by
q neck, which was repeated in cheers when
Mclaughlin came back to the scales. Mutu-
els paid $6.15.
Purse $500, for three-year-olds and upward, at
SIS each to the second; winner Of the first race,
first day, TO carry o ID. more than then carried;
10 To-. non-winners In 1851 allowed II ID. en-
tries; seven furlongs.
Mcmahon 4 earrlsOn,s br. c. EOnan, 4, BY ,
Eolus, dam Calash, lis ............(G GARRISON J
Mamie Hunt, l06 ...."........... EMartln( :
Time-l. SsH. BettingL5 TO 8 on Hanover, to .
against Eolian, IS to / Mamie Hunt, and 80 TO ]
Theodosius. No place. Pools--Hanover, s2S; Eoian
S14; the field, 81.
The Rdoe.-As soon as the flag fell Mamie
Hunt jumped way with a rush, opening a
gap OF four lengths 10 the quarter, with
Eolian second, a neck in front of Hanover.
Al the half Mamie Hunt was three lengths in
front of the others, but she began To
come back and at the ~three-quaItert
| she only led by q length and O